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Sabrina Andolpho on Golf: Three Holes with Commentary

The fourth episode of her six-part video series: Sabrina Andolpho, a former college player, plays three holes while aiming for par throughout her round. Between jokes, she discusses her club selection and strategic decisions.

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Sabrina Andolpho · his YouTube channelFree lesson selected by Fred P.

To be continued

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What the lesson shows

On the first par-4 hole, which is 386 yards long, Sabrina Andolpho Hit a driver, aiming for a high draw, then a 7-gauge iron, working down toward the grip, a shot she’s been working on lately. She takes out her putter flag and just misses the birdie. On the next par-4 hole—short but with water on the left—her 7-iron shot lands in the water; she finishes with a bogey.

On the par-5 hole, 208 yards from the green with water in front of it, she chooses the lay-up over the hybrid rather than forcing it. She then hits a 3-wood, just to see, but it doesn't even make it halfway: The cautious choice was the right one. A 56-degree wedge from 58 yards, followed by a made putt his usual pre-shot routine get him a birdie. His conclusion: After a bad hole, move on to the next one, because in golf, confidence is everything.

The Exercise, Step by Step

  1. On a long par-4 hole, use your driver and aim for a precise shot.
  2. For a controlled approach, grip the club lower down and hit a punch shot with a 7-iron.
  3. When facing a green surrounded by water, weigh the distance against the risk before making your decision.
  4. If the green is out of reach, play a lay-up with a club you can rely on.
  5. On a crucial putt, stick to your usual pre-shot routine.

Key Takeaways

A swing with a 7-iron, bringing the club down toward the grip, to control the trajectory.
On a par-5 hole with water in front, lay up with a hybrid.
The 3-wood, hit just to see how it goes, confirms that it was a prudent choice.
On a crucial putt, she sticks to her pre-shot routine.
After a bad hole, move on to the next one.

Mistakes to Avoid

  • Force a shot over the water when the green is out of reach.
  • Let a bad hole weigh on the ones that follow.
  • Lack of confidence: She admits that this is what held her back.

Driving Range Mode

Keep it in plain sight, on the rug.

  1. 7-iron punches as you move down the grip
  2. 56-degree mid-range wedges
  3. Putting under pressure by sticking to his pre-shot routine

Your Questions

Is this video a lesson?

No, it's a vlog: Sabrina Andolpho plays three holes and comments on her shots and decisions, without demonstrating any techniques.

Why is she making a layup on the par-5 hole?

At 208 yards, with water in front of the green, she doesn't think she can reach it. The 3-wood she then hits just to see doesn't even make it halfway.

What does she do on a big putt?

She sticks to her pre-shot routine as much as possible, and that's how she sank her birdie putt on the par-5 hole.

Learn More

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